ECLI: The system that saves lives

When innovative minds collaborate, they turn data into life-saving information.

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The Emergency Caller Location Information (ECLI) is a game-changer system for emergency services, as it enables them to determine the exact location of a distressed person even when the caller is unable to speak, the call is cut-off or they don’t know their whereabouts.

The system is a unique collaboration between the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), Emergency Service Providers (New Zealand Police, New Zealand Fire Service, St John and Wellington Free Ambulance) and Mobile Network Operators (Spark, 2degrees and Vodafone).

Come around and learn how exactly the system works, the real-life impact it has had on New Zealanders, and the legal measures that have been carefully agreed to protect our privacy rights along with our lives.

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Ben is the Programme Director and Product Manager for ECLI. He is accountable for both the delivery and operations of the service that provides NZ's emergency services with real-time location of people calling 111 from their mobile phone.

In his role as the ECLI DevOps Manager, Dmitri's job is to enable and support the evolution of the Emergency Caller Location Information service - a system hailed as a "game changer" by emergency services in New Zealand.